I need to print @100 envelopes, but the printer physically only holds 10 envelopes at a time, then has to be reloaded, print 10, reload, print 10 more and so on until EOF. I need to have a Msgbox for each reload to tell the users to reload the printer. I need a good approach on how to. I have tried, Do Whiles, Loops, and some Counts.
I have 3 tables of Adds in my DB... I have 3 dif. env.s (ranging in dimensions) I want to able to choose the adds i want to print out on selective env.s And print them out... how do i get to do it?
I'm playing with my DB a bit and I need help in determing which way to go. When I print out labels for Envelopes or directly on envelopes, sometimes I have people living on the same address (a family), so I would like to save some on printing and actually sending several envelopes to the same address. Now, I was thinking of doing this through the code in VBA but now I'm thinking if there is maybe more simple and faster way in building a qry.
All the data for the labels and envelops comes to a temp table from where I'm printing out reports...so what I'm not sure, is there a way to make a querry which would go through my temp table sorted by address, pick address1 then address2, if they are the same, check if lastname1 and lastname2 ise the same and then name1=name1 & Name2, delete record2 and go on...
Users of the db I am working on print using a regular network printer 95% of the time. 5% of the time however, they need to change that printer to another one, or to a PDF printing program. All of the printers they need are installed in their Printers folder.I can think of two possible courses of action here:
1. load the printer dialog box (preferred)
2. provide them with a custom interface to select a temporary printer
I don't want them to have to load the printers folder and switch the printer temporarily.how to load the printer dialog.
I have report that I open in reportview. On this report there is a button wich would allow the user to print the report. I have put the following code behind the button:
If MsgBox("Are you sure you want to print the report?", vbQuestion + vbYesNo) = vbYes Then DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdPrint End If
The printdialog is appearing on the screen but if I click print nothing is happening.
Is it not possible to print a report like this?
As all the ribbons are hidden I am not able to use the access print button.
I have created a report in Access for around 800 uniquely identified line items. My end goal is to develop a script that will Print a PDF for each unique identifier and save them all in one folder and have each one named by unique identifier. Below is the script I have written, I cannot get through the Run-Time Error 91. The data is being derived from a SQL database.
Private Sub Command35_Click() Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset Set rst = Currentdb.OpenRecordset("SELECT DISTINCT [Unique_Identifier] FROM [tbl_questionnaire] ORDER BY [Unique_identifier];", dbOpenSnapshot)
I'm working in 2003 (still) and have a macro to print the selected form the user has on their screen. I need this same macro to also print a PDF in a particular network folder or just exit if the PDF doesn't exist. I've tried RunSQL with "PrintDoc [Link2PDF]" as the argument. I've tried RunApp with "Acro Rd32.exe /t [Link2PDF]" as the argument but neither one works. The RunApp line will open the Adobe reader but nothing more.
I have a query and I am prompted for a " nco " number. This could produce any amount of lines.
What I would like to do is have some code that will ask me the NCO number then print of a report for each line item from the query so if I have 10 lines I need 10 reports .
I have a participant table listing name of candidates and course name of training they have taken (1 record per instance, so someone may have 5 records if they have attended 5 courses)
I want to be able to print a certificate for the candidate once the course is complete, ideally from the form itself using a button.
I think the way to do this is to design a report as the layout of the certificate and then print the current record, but I cannot get this to work!
Code for displaying the Word Print dialogue box instead of sending it straight to the printer.
I have the following code:
'Open Word Set objWord = New Word.Application 'Letter document would be open Set objletter = objWord.Documents.Open(strletterpath & strworddoc) objletter.MailMerge.OpenDataSource (strletterpath & strletterfile) objletter.MailMerge.Destination = wdSendToPrinter 'normally print Dialogs(wdDialogFilePrint).Show objletter.MailMerge.Execute 'not normally here 'objWord.Visible = True
This is to produce a mailmerge based upon a query.
Previously on Access 2000 and Word 2000 it would display the print dialogue box, but I am trying to upgrade it all to 2013 and this does not do it now with Access 2013 and Word 2013.
I'm trying to print a Report specific to the record i'm viewing on my Form. I've created a Report linked to the Table - "SCJobsheet".I've created a button in my Form;
Name; cmdSCJobsheet Caption: Print Record OnClick: [Event Procudure]
[code]...
The Report is opening but shows Every record (Not just the one I'm viewing in the Form.
Is there a way to print the current record from a dao.recordset?
This is an exercise to compare data content.
I have a table with 30 fields and thousands of rows (rs1).
I'm comparing it with a copy of the same table (rs2) that has the same number of fields and the same rows and almost the same content.
I can loop through the recordsets and get the cursor to stop on a field whose values don't match, lets say on row #x
and the programmed message will say something like:
"ROW: 699 Field: [RequestStatus] rs1.VALUE: Closed, DOES NOT MATCH rs2.Value: VOID, in the comparison recordset"Then I'd like to print the entire Row, Row #699.
I thought I could use rs1.getrows but I'm not sure how to make that work.
1- Open the Report called : ConsentForm 2- Print it to PDF printer (report is currently defaulted to that printer driver) 3- Save to folder: C:SOSConsentForms 4- Save as: Consent_[Last]_[First] (these are field names on the form) Result i.e.: C:SOSConsentFormsConsent_Doe_John 5- Then send the file by email (Outlook) to : abc@hotmail.com
This for an app being used in Access 2003. I'm trying to (sort of) automate naming a PDF report. After the user selects a printer from the print dialog, if the printer name is like "*PDF*" then I want to put the PDF file name in the clipboard so it can be quickly pasted in the file name of the PDF printer's save dialog.
Something like this:
Code: Dim strSelectedPrinter as string DoCmd.OpenReport "rpt1", acViewPreview DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdPrint
[Code]....
but that returns the name of the default printer, not the selected printer.
I have an application (2007 accde) that has been working for some time, this line specifically:
Application.FollowHyperlink Me.txtAttachment
On one users PC (XP Pro SP3), this has worked from day one. His PC got infected to the point that I had to wipe/rebuild it, and suddenly this code throws a warning and then an error. The warning I could live with (it's the MS Office "some files can contain viruses..." warning). However, after clicking on OK for the warning, I get an error that says "Can't print form image to this type of printer". Doesn't make sense, as this user has the same default printer he had before, plus I tried with a different default printer.
if I navigate to the file location on his PC I can open any of the files, so I don't think it's a permissions issue. The code works fine on my PC and a VM with a different OS, and it still works fine for other users.
Actually I need to select printer before printing report. That's why I need to call printer dialog to select printer using "PrintObject" in macro. But it's print the form not report. I need to print a specific report.
I have a class roster and need vba code to print a first day package of forms. I want them to print each person's package then move on to the next person until the roster has printed each person's package.
i have created a MultiSearch query witch puts my results in a list box.under it i have created a button wich i want to use to print a report with the criteria i select from my list box if there is more than one result.
Following is the Code i used for my button
On Error GoTo Err_Command60_Click Dim stDocName As String Dim stLinkCriteria As String stDocName = "ReportLable" stLinkCriteria = "[ProductID]=" & Me![SearchResults] DoCmd.OpenReport stDocName, , , stLinkCriteria Exit_Command60_Click: Exit Sub Err_Command60_Click: MsgBox Err.Description Resume Exit_Command60_Click
Every time u press the button i get a message syntax error(missing Operator) in query expression
Now i have not used any code in my Query except for
Like "*" & [forms]![frmSearchFor]![SrchText] & "*"
I want to be able to print preview a report based on 1 record record selected in the subform. So using the example above i'd like to print the record on say 01/01/13 as a report that contains all the information from the item table and only the information on the 01/01/13 from the record table.
I am trying to make a label visible on a form during print if a field has "like a string". We use a form so that it prints 3 forms to one page (They are tags for units for repair). I can get the label to be visible in the form view but when I print, the label is visible on every record where it is only visible on the current record in form view. My goal is to have the label only show on those records where the condition is met.
Here is my code that works in form view only: (It is to designate easier a warranty tag from a new repair tag)
Code: If Me.Problem_Description Like "Warr*" Then Me.lbl_w.Visible = True Else Me.lbl_w.Visible = False End If
I have attached an image of a tag sheet Tag_Sheet_W.jpg. As you can see if I got my desired result only the first tag would have a W.
I've been asked to make sure only certain users in my database are able to print anything (i.e. Administrators). Is there any option/property to do this?
I have already built in User Access controls using the ctl.Tag property. The only way I can think off the top of my head is when a 'general user' uses it, to ensure that every control is displayed 'on screen only'. This of course doesn't stop them printing - just makes them print blank pages!
I have a form which my company wanted that each single record should be printed from form. I made a print record button and put code to print single page or record. However as a natural habit people go to file > print to print which leads printing all records so 1000's records start printing. Is there any way i can hide print button. File >Print button.
I have VBA code for a Print Preview button on the main form that previews the current record in a separate Report using this code:
Code: Private Sub cmdPrintRecord_Click() Dim strWhere As String
If Me.Dirty Then 'Save any edits. Me.Dirty = False End If
[code]....
I use this Print Preview code on a Button in the Form Header. The Main form lists head of household information. I also have a tabbed control with three tabs that have SubForms for Address, Children and Contact details. The problem I have is that if any of the subforms are left blank I get a Run-Time Error '3021': No Current Record. If I Debug (press the button), it takes me straight to this line:
highlighted in Yellow.Anyone on my database must have an address, should have contact details and could have children. If any one of these is blank then the print preview will not work.I would like to know how to stop this error happening for blank records in my subforms.
I have an unbound form with an associated report. When the user hits the 'print' button on the form/screen, the report is launched in the background. In the On Load event of the report I populate the report fields from the forms field as so:
This works like a charm as long as I call the report in Print Preview mode (i.e. with acViewPreview). But if I send the report directly to the printer, none of the fields print.
I've read about using other report events to populate the fields (e.g., On Format and On Print) and also something about using TempVars to pass the data. But I haven't read anything that's clear and definitive about the full answer.